I've stumbled upon a free .Net obfuscator --Eazfuscator.NET. So far, it works well for my purposes. Most obfuscators are costly--ranging from $200 to $2000! But this one is freeware and it works better than the free one bundled with Visual Studio 2005. It is free and easy to use!
Okay, after almost a year and an offshore assignment, I finally had a chance to update this blog. I was developing a .Net 2.0 C# windows application wherein I basically have to print PDF files from a Windows application. I tried to use the Adobe Acrobat Reader ActiveX object embedded in my form to preview...
On March 26, 2008 at the SM Megamall Cinema 4, we will have an event for developers featuring Visual Studio 2008, Microsoft Silverlight, Windows Mobile Development, and Visual Studio 2008 Team System. Registration link: http://msevents.ph/Event.aspx?EventID=8CA4C1E01EFE5C8 Discussion forum: http://msforums...
For those who downloaded the Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5 training kit in my previous blog post, I have here a list of the links of videos associated with the presentations in the kit. Get the list here . Enjoy! PS. This list was assembled several weeks ago and some links might already be dead.
Team Development with Visual Studio Team Foundation Server This guide shows you how to make the most of Team Foundation Server. It starts with the end in mind, but shows you how to incrementally adopt TFS for your organization. More info here: http://www.codeplex.com/TFSGuide
Date: February 13, 2008 Time: 5:00pm – 7:00pm Title: Building Web Applications with Visual Studio 2008 Abstract: This session covers the new design and development features in Visual Studio 2008 for creating rich web applications. Topics include the new CSS and HTML design tools, much improved Javascript...
I've just finished downloading Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 bits last night and I think I'm about ready to install it on my VPC (yup, I don't want to install it yet on my real machine.). I'm really excited about this new release since it looks really really promising. I've seen blogs...
My current task in our project is majorly in MSSQL. I wanted to debug a chain of stored procedures and I have just found out that MS has removed debugging tools out of SQL Server 2005 client tools and relied more on visual studio's. I have experienced debugging both from SQL Server 2005 Query Analyzer...
I find it hard when the currently active code sheet or item is not highlighted in solution explorer and there were times when i couldn't easily see where the option is so this is for my future reference. VS 2003: Tools->Options->Environment->Projects and Solution VS 2005: Tools->Options...
So for those of you aching to try the new partial methods feature this is your chance. You can access it here . Scott Guthrie has a post about the features and an installation note to prevent your older asp.net ajax applications from having a dependency on the asp.net ajax binaries that come with beta...